On Tue, 29 Nov 2005 09:18:36 -0600, Tom Roberts <tjroberts@lucent.com> wrote:

>Henri Wilson wrote:
>> [about supernova evidence against c+v]
>> all plain propaganda.
>
>So explain the HST images. SN1987A is 170,000 ly away, and the debris is 
>observed to be expanding ~0.03 c (both by Doppler broadening and direct 
>images from the HST). If light traveled at c+v, light from the material 
>headed toward us would arrive ~5000 years ahead of light from material 
>headed perpendicular to us, and such images would not be possible.

From my experience with matching quite a few observed variable star curves with
the BaTh predictions, it appears that some kind of speed unification takes
place which causes long distance brightness curves to appear as they would at
no more than around 20-30 LYs from the source.

In other words, fast light no longer catches slow light after this order of
distance.

During the unification process, doppler shift takes place... so that we on
Earth still get an indication of the true velocities associated with the source
(relative to us). 

However, one must always keep in mind that everything observed in space is
basically a Willusion. One has to try to interpret the truth FROM that
Willusion.